Top 10 Restaurant & Cafe Website Templates for Elementor

Building a restaurant & cafe website from an empty page is slow, and most of the time it is not the design that takes the longest — it is deciding what pages you need and what goes on them. A template kit answers that up front.

Every kit below is built for Elementor, imports into WordPress in one step, and arrives with its colours, fonts and spacing already set as global styles. Change them once and the whole site follows. All of them are $14.

1. Maltvik - Craft Beer & Brewery Elementor Template

Maltvik is built for craft beer & brewery and ships with 21 ready-made pages you can import in one go. Alongside those it brings 2 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

2. Chunxi - Chinese Restaurant Elementor Template

If your site needs to cover chinese restaurant properly, Chunxi gives you 11 designed pages to start from. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

3. Kaiseki – Japanese Sushi Restaurant & Bar Elementor Template

Kaiseki covers japanese sushi restaurant & bar across 20 pages, so the structure is settled before you write a word. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

4. Luxelle - Luxury Restaurant Elementor Template

A 11-page kit, Luxelle suits luxury restaurant where the work has to look established from the first visit. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

5. Umami - Japanese Restaurant & Sushi Bar Elementor Template

Umami turns the japanese restaurant & sushi bar brief into 11 finished layouts rather than blank sections. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

6. Ryoku - Matcha Cafe Elementor Template

Ryoku is built for matcha cafe and ships with 12 ready-made pages you can import in one go. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

7. Culina - Luxury Restaurant Elementor Template

If your site needs to cover luxury restaurant properly, Culina gives you 11 designed pages to start from. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

8. Velour - Bar & Cocktails Elementor Template

Velour covers bar & cocktails across 12 pages, so the structure is settled before you write a word. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

9. Matchara - Matcha Cafe Elementor Template

A 19-page kit, Matchara suits matcha cafe where the work has to look established from the first visit. Alongside those it brings 4 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

10. MomoInn - Hotel & Restaurant Elementor Template

MomoInn turns the hotel & restaurant brief into 10 finished layouts rather than blank sections. Alongside those it brings 5 more templates for the header, footer and forms.

What to look for in a restaurant & cafe template

• The pages you actually need. A home page is the easy part. Check the kit includes the service, pricing and contact pages your enquiries will come through.
• Global styles. If colours and fonts are set globally, rebranding takes minutes. If they are hard-coded per section, it takes a day.
• Free plugins. Each kit lists what it needs. Most use only free plugins from the WordPress directory — the product page tells you before you buy.
• Real content. Finished layouts beat placeholder blocks; you replace the text and images rather than designing the section yourself.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need Elementor Pro?

Most of these kits run on free Elementor. Where Pro is required it is stated on the product page under Template specs, along with every other plugin the kit uses.

Can I use one template for more than one site?

Each purchase covers a single site. If you build for clients, the All Access bundle is a one-time $149 and covers the whole library.

How do I import a kit?

Download the zip, install the plugins the kit lists, then import it through Elementor's template kit importer. The demo content lands exactly as shown in the screenshots.